While Saturday night’s 2022 WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view event didn’t feature any of the traditional elimination matches, Triple H says the concept isn’t dead.
During the post-WWE Survivor Series media scrum, The Game commented on the future of Survivor Series-style matches and how he wanted to switch things up a little bit this year.
You can check out some highlights from the media scrum below:
On if Survivor Series-style matches are done: “No, I don’t think we’re done with anything. I think that when we look at it together as a whole, it’s about what’s best for our fans in the moment. Sometimes stuff needs a break for a while. Sometimes you bring it back later, and it’s iconic and it’s, ‘Oh my god, they’re going back to that.’ So to stay that it’ll never happen again, I think is wrong.”
On switching the matches out for WarGames: “I think it was the right year — we all looked at it and decided internally that it was the right year for us to maybe freshen up the concept a little bit, that either the five-on-five tags and maybe even just the straight-out Raw vs. SmackDown, was a bit tired and maybe needed a refresh. So that’s what we did. We try it out, we see where it goes, we see if fans enjoy it. And at the end of the day, we’re just trying to give everybody the best entertainment we can. So we try things on, if they like it we stick with it. If it needs a tweak, you’re constantly constantly evaluating everything you do. You have to. Otherwise, you stagnate and die.”
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